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8-12 Feb. 2005
Frascati



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    Guidelines for Young Researcher Presentations




  
The Midterm Review includes presentations by all the young researchers whose salaries are (or have been) financed by the EURIDICE contract and, as such, you are asked to come to Frascati and present your work within the context of our network.

A review of the talks by the young researchers will be held two days before the meeting, i.e. on Wednesday 9th, following the afternoon session. It is recommended to come to the meeting with your talk prepared and already sent to the server (see main page of the meeting).

In order to optimize your presentations, the network executive committee is proposing the following guidelines:


Some general guidelines

  • You will have 10-12 minutes for your presentation, followed by 5-3 minutes of discussion. In this report, you will present yourself, your work and your experience. This presentation should go beyond the scientific project and should allow the discussion of social aspects of your participation in the network.
  • Concerning the scientific part of your presentation, it should be put in perspective with the Euridice project objectives and milestones, see either the project overview, or the last report sent to the EU.

Templates for presentations

  • We present both a powerpoint and latex template, for the presentations to have a consistent appearance.
  • Feel free to adapt them, but in all cases, use in your first page both the EURIDICE logo (logo_euri.eps, logo_euri.jpg) and that of your institution.
  • For latex presentations, you can start from the source file myreport.tex as an example, which, upon transformation will appear as this (pdf file). To compile the latex you will need the following files:
  • Warning: use this latex format only if you already have some familarity with preparing slides in latex. Also, do not be worried if the latex compiler complains about the command \slidemaketitle, the file should run anyway, just hit return two or three times. We have not been able to debug it, hope to get it right in the next few days, but it does run.